From a point P exterior to a circle K, two rays are drawn intersecting K in the respective pairs of points A,A′ and B,B′. For any other pair of points C,C′ on K, let D be the point of intersection of the circumcircles of triangles PAC and PB′C′ other than point P. Similarly, let D′ be the point of intersection of the circumcircles of triangles PA′C′ and PBC other than point P. Prove that the points P,D, and D′ are collinear. geometrycircumcirclegeometry unsolved